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Malaga is a good city for shopping. You'll find everything!
From designers' shops with top brand name displays that are sometimes almost contemporary works of art to Baroque settings full of a variety of the most traditional articles and objects.
In our city you can visit some of the many malls or department stores located all throughout. But you can also opt for shopping in our Historic Center, with Larios Street as its central axis.
The quality of the fresh products in Malaga is incomparable, and the beauty of renting an apartment is that you can cook and eat at home. In Malaga there are food markets with a huge variety of sea and land products of excellent quality. In this website, you can find the closest to your apartment.
The "mercadillos" are very typical in the area of Andalusia, you can find practically anything, and there is usually a bustling and lively atmosphere. This is a list of some to have fun in the province of Malaga.
Mercadillo Colonia Santa Inés, Málaga- Colonia Santa Inés
Mercadillo de Bailén Miraflores, Málaga- Calle Marqués de Ovieco
Mercadillo de Benalmádena- Avenida de la Estación
Mercadillo de Fuengirola- Recinto Ferial de Fuengirola
Mercadillo de Los Corazones- Calle Corregidor Pedro Zapata
Mercadillo de Marbella- Recinto Ferial de Marbella
Mercadillo de Puerto Banús- Puerto Banús
Mercadillo en Benalmádena Puebo- Benalmádena Cerca de Tivoli World
Mercadillo en Estepona- Plaza de las Flores
Mercadillo en Fuengirola- Méndez Núñez
Among the typical items found in Malaga we can include the renowned Malaga clay pots ( handmade small figures made of clay).Also of great importance is the artistic lamp-making sector in Malaga , represented by the manufacture of ornate street lamps. Furthermore, many of the products produced in the Malaga forges are in demand worldwide, especially by Arab sheikhs who ordered artistic wrought ironwork for their palaces in the Middle East.
There are specialized establishments for art and antiques all throughout the province, some of them work only by appointment. It is worth taking a stroll through this type of establishments where history breathes.
Malaga's cuisine specializes in seafood, framed within the gastronomy of Andalusia, and therefore is influenced by all the towns of the Mediterranean.
Famous dishes as salted meat or fish of the Phoenicians and Romans, the Arabic pastries made with honey and nuts and Castillan cooking techniques.
It is a coastal city where all the products are totally fresh and a large variety of dishes are offered in each restaurant menu.Varied, creative, fresh and above all very healthy as they are made with all natural products. On the coast of Malaga you will enjoy "fried Malagueña dishes".
As it is a land that lies between the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains, it offers a wide range of possibilities due to the diversity of raw materials, among which we especially distinguish the fish, especially for being a coastal province, and meats, typical from the numerous hills, and vegetables from the valley of Málaga.
Alta cocina
Cocina internacional
Cocina Vasca
Cocina Mediterránea
Cocina italiana
Cocina Internacional
Cocina Argentina
Especialidad en "pescadito" frito
Cocina andaluza
You have not enjoyed all in Andalusia if you have not been out for " tapas" ... It's an art where good food in small portions called " tapas", good wine, and quality beer perfectly blends with the companion you choose.
There are many places for tapas in Malaga, we will offer a small selection so you know where to begin ... A tip: in Andalusia we never ask for "the last one?" Right words "Please the one before the last!? "
If you woke up too late for breakfast but too early to eat, join the latest craze in New York. Brunch with friends: that is to eat mid-morning. We recommend a couple of places to Brunch:
Il Laboratorio Trattoria- Calle Carretería, 92, Málaga - (+34)952 224 998
Brunch 10, SL- Calle Canales, 10, Málaga – (+34)952 040 219
When the sun goes down in Malaga, it's time to go out and enjoy, let your hair down and dance all night. Malaga's nightlife will leave in your mind many exciting memories of your stay.
Most of the nightlife takes place around the Cathedral of Malaga, Granada Street and Beatas Street and its surroundings as well as on the streets of the area of the Plaza de Uncibay.
The area of La Malagueta is the most modern, with several fashion locals for young people. The many bars, pubs and clubs in this area are among the most elegant and exclusive in Malaga.
The bars in the area of El Palo and Pedregalejo keep their humor despite the significant presence in the neighborhoods of Spanish language schools for foreigners, which leads to a large presence of foreign visitors always. Anywhere you go you'll find lots of people from other countries.
Bars & Clubs in Malaga Capital
SALA MOLIERE: Carretera de Cadiz, Horacio Quiroga, 25
ABISINIA: C/ Beatas- Live music and good atmosphere
LICEO: C/ Beatas, 21- Bar / nightclub frequented by all kinds of nationalities and students, dance music.
FUNK CALIFORNIA: Fidias, 6 (Polígono Santa Barbara)
GEES CLUB: Calle Beatas,1- Best Salsa around the city.
Bars & Clubs in Fuengirola
HAVANA CAFE: Avenida Condes de San Isidro, 9
MANGU DISCO: Avenida Parque Fluvial, s/n
MOD CAFE: Avenida La Estación s/n.
BOGART CAFE: Paseo Marítimo de Fuengirola- bar de copas.
MEDITERRANEO: Capitán, 18- Disco modern pub with good atmosphere.
Bars & Clubs in Benalmadena
CACHE: Puerto Marina- Disco / bar with all kinds of music.
DISCO OLA: Puerto Marina- Disco with the ultimate in dance music and outdoor bars.
MANA: Puerto Marina
SLT BAR: Avenida del Sol, 5- Open-air terrace..
SEVEN: Avenida Antonio Machado, s/n - The best cocktails in Benalmadena.
Bars & Clubs in Marbella
PREMIERE CLUB: Plaza de los Olivos,2- Alternative music club.
BAMBINA: Pasaje 5, Casco Antiguo, Marbella-Design bar with funky lights and murals
CLAVE LATINA: Edificio La Terraza, Local 1
VANITY: Camino de la Cruz s/n
ROCK CLUB:C/ Camilo Jose Cela
MORRISONS: Ramón Gómez de la Serna,6- All kind of music with an Irish twist..
Bars & Clubs in Estepona
PLATO 68: Avenida Juan Carlos I, 68- Disco.
PALM BEACH CHIRINGUITO:Playa de la Rada- Attractive terrace with delicious cocktails.
MILONGA: Calle Caridad
Bars and discos in Nerja
H2O: Burriana- Tapas bar during the day and evening cocktails
TUTTI FRUTTI PLAZA: Plaza Titti Frutti-Cocktail bar.
EL PAPAGAYO:Plaza Balcón de Europa- Live performances.
OBELIX: C/ Antonio Millón
Bars & Discos in Torremolinos
SALA LE ROOM: C/Palma de Mallorca- Disco, pool, restaurant and parking.
DISCO IVI PALACE: Avenida Carlota Alessandri- Good atmosphere, house music.
PARTHENON: La Nogalera, 716- Dance music.
EL COLMAO: Casablanca, 17- Brewery
Bars & Clubs in Mijas
BIDDY MULLIGANS: C/ Cuesta del Moral - Irish Bar.
COSMOS: Avenida Virgen de la Peña.
Bars & Clubs in Puerto Banus
TIBU: Plaza Antonio Banderas- 2 main rooms and an outdoor terrace and the best DJs.
BABYLON: Segunda Linea en Puerto Banus- Funky tunes, go-go dancers.
ASTRAL: Playa Levante- Cocktails on the beach, a place of relaxation and live music.
PANGEA: C/Muelle Benabola-One of the most glamorous bars in Puerto Banus.
ZOO LOUNGE: Avenida de la Ribera- local atmosphere with funky house music and live sports.
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In March, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education named UC's speech policies the worst in the nation specifically because of the restrictive free speech zone.
• "Requiring prior notification for the solicitation by students of signatures for petitions;"
• "Prohibiting all solicitation by students of signatures for petitions in any designated public forum, including the Free Speech Area, the outdoor spaces described in the MainStreet Event Guide, and campus sidewalks;"
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County Commissioner Todd Portune's idea to borrow more money and extend a half-cent sales tax in order to keep up with stadium costs has been shot down by a Bengals lawyer who used 15 bullet points to demonstrate that Portune's plan "proposes to breach one or both leases."
Duke Energy is asking state regulators if it can bump customers' rates up again. Duke says the increases are to pay for infrastructure investments. The change would increase customer costs of electric service by $86 million and for natural gas by $44 million. A federal appeals court on Monday reinstated an antitrust lawsuit against Duke Energy that accuses the company of paying kick-backs to corporations opposing a 2004 rate increase.
A rally for "religious freedom" will take place on Fountain Square today in response to federal health care legislation requiring women to have abortions employers to provide insurance that covers birth control. The law includes a religious exemption, which bishops have said isn't enough.
A group pushing to ban dog auctions in Ohio has halted its effort to put the issue on the November ballot due to lack of funding and time. CityBeat in February reported the group's efforts to ban the sale of dogs through auctions or raffles, as well as all trafficking in dogs from out-of-state auctions.
New York City officials, including
Brooklyn Democratic Rep. Yvette Clarke, are arguing that the city's
"Stop and Frisk" policy is racist. The policy allows police to
stop an individual and pat him or her down for contraband if they
suspect illegal activity. From USA Today:
Clarke says the program, known as "Stop, Question and Frisk" or "Stop and Frisk," amounts to racial profiling. It is based on a 1968 Supreme Court ruling that police could stop people on the basis of "reasonable suspicion."
Last month, U.S. District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin approved class-action status for a lawsuit that alleges the practice subjects people to race-based illegal searches.
President Obama's health care law helped
6.6 million young adults stay on their parents' plans during the
first year and a half.
Rick Santorum has formed a new conservative organization aiming to recruit 1 million supporters to help get Barack Obama out of the While House. No word on how Santorum's "Patriot Voices" group will differ from the tea party patriots.
NASA says it has spotted the universe's first objects.
Black members of the Netherlands soccer team were subjected to
racist chants at their Euro 2012 practice facility in Krakow, Poland.
The team says fans were making monkey chants at the players.
LeBron James scored 45 points to lead the Miami Heat over the Boston Celtics last night, forcing a deciding Game 7 for the Eastern Conference championship. The Oklahoma Thunder await in the NBA Finals.
Hamilton County has been killing people more often than Ohio counties of similar size, despite actually asking for the death penalty less often. Today's Enquirer takes a look at the growing opposition to the death
penalty in other states and recent legislation and task forces aimed
at either studying its effectiveness or stopping the practice
altogether. Prosecutor Joe Deters says he's going to kill all the people who deserve it because the law is still the law.
Would you like to pay tolls or higher gas taxes in order to have a new Brent Spence Bridge? No? Then you're like a majority of people who take the time to respond to Enquirer polls.
City Manager Milton Dohoney plans to ask City Council to raise the property tax rate in response to a projected $33 million 2013 deficit that everyone knows was coming.
The Community Press on the East Side says Norfolk Southern is willing to consider selling the Wasson Way right of way that some would like to see turned into a bike trail. CityBeat in March found the proposed trail to have support among cycling enthusiasts but some resistance from light rail supporters.
President Obama hooked up an 11-year-old kid with a note excusing him from class on Friday.
"He says, 'Do you want me to write an excuse note? What's your teacher's name?" Sullivan told ABC. "And I say, Mr. Ackerman. And he writes, 'Please excuse Tyler. He was with me. Barack Obama, the president.'"
Fortune magazine has taken exception to Mitt Romney's recent criticism of Solyndra, the solar panel company that went out of business despite a $500 million Department of Energy loan.
So last Thursday Romney held a surprise press conference at Solyndra's shuttered headquarters. During his prepared statement, Romney said:
"An independent inspector general looked at this investment and concluded that the Administration had steered money to friends and family and campaign contributors."
Romney then repeated the claim later in the press conference.
Small problem: No inspector general ever "concluded" such a thing, at least not based on any written reports or public statements.
Wisconsin Gov./Union Crusher Scott Walker holds a slight lead over his Democratic challenger, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, according to a recent poll.
George Zimmerman is back in jail after what his attorney is calling a misunderstanding over telling a judge that he had limited money even though a website set up to fund his legal defense raised more than $135,000.
Legal issues will be involved in New
York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's attempt to ban giant sodas.
Jason Alexander has released a lengthy and quite thoughtful apology for referring to the sport of cricket as "a bit gay" during a recent appearance on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson.
Why do people on the West Coast get to see all the cool stuff that happens in space? First the eclipse and now the Transit of Venus, when Venus will cross paths between the sun and earth. Next time it will happen is 2117. And Australia got to see a partial lunar eclipse the other day, too.
The Ohio Supreme Court late last week dismissed a legal challenge by the Campaign to Protect Marriage, which had filed a motion challenging the attorney general's authority to verify a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow same-sex marriage. The Freedom to Marry coalition is collecting the necessary signatures to put a repeal of the state's 2004 amendment that only recognizes marriage as between a man and a woman on the ballot in 2013.
City Councilman Wendell Young says there's nothing secret about a plan to combine the region's water and sewer agencies even though most people assumed to be needed for approval know little about it. The Enquirer today detailed a plan to integrate the Metropolitan Sewer District, Stormwater Management Utility and Greater Cincinnati Water Works, potentially by September, in an attempt to save money. The plan will reportedly be shared with Council June 20.
Mitt Romney's campaign plans to go after the stimulus, while Dems want to know why he won't renounce questions about Obama's citizenship (maybe because they came from Donald Trump?).
Seems like the John Edwards trial is never going to end. Day seven of deliberations begins today.
The U.S. could be one of the countries to benefit from the growth of natural gas use during the next 20 years, potentially reducing the importance of Middle East energy production.
Common painkillers might help protect against skin cancer. Bring on the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory painkillers such as aspirin and ibuprofen!
There was a face-chewing attack in Miami over the weekend. And the chewer was naked. Seriously.
Google Chrome was the world's top browser in May. Thought you knew.
If commercial space flights are going to be basting up onto the moon, NASA says they'll have to stay off the spots where historical things happened.
After 18 months in the courts, Democrat Tracie Hunter has won a Hamilton County Juvenile Court judgeship, but a GOP challenge to the court's acceptance of Hunter's challenge is likely to follow. Republican John Williams led hunter by 23 votes on election night 2010, but Hunter filed a lawsuit over provisional ballots cast at incorrect polling stations that weren't counted. After a recount of 286 provisional ballots, Hunter moved ahead by 74 votes. Republican board of election members reportedly plan to argue that the 286 should not have been recounted.
The Enquirer's Mark Curnutte today offered an analysis of recently released census data that shows a steady growth of the regional Hispanic population and a growth of minority population in areas outside the city that were once largely white. Cincinnati's data suggests that the city and region are slightly different than the nation's overall trend, which in 2011 for the first time found a majority of the country's under 1-year-old population minority (50.4 percent), up from 49.5 percent in 2010.
Included in The Enquirer's story, which included a profile of a Mexican-American Florence family that moved to Northern Kentucky eight years ago from Los Angeles:
A decrease of 1.3 percentage points in Hamilton County's black population under 5 was countered by increases in the black population under 5 in each of the region's six other core counties: Butler, Clermont and Warren in Ohio and Boone, Campbell and Kenton in Kentucky.
Overall, the regional population of Hispanic children under 5 years rose from 7,583 in 2010 to 8,032 in 2011, a proportional increase of 0.4 percentage points to 6.1 percent.
The family of a teenager fatally shot by a Cincinnati police officer on Fountain Square last summer has filed a federal lawsuit alleging police used excessive force and violated 16-year-old Davon Mullins' constitutional rights. Police say Mullins pulled a handgun, but the lawsuit says he had been disarmed before officer Oscar Cyranek shot him multiple times.
Cincinnati's Bike Month revelers and Over-the-Rhine residents received some good news this week when Reser Bicycle Outfitters announced the opening of an OTR location. The store could open by June 1 in the 1400 block of Vine Street.
Legislation regulating ownership and breeding of exotic animals has been approved by the Ohio House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee, 17-4. Senate Bill 310 could get through the full House and Senate next week and be signed by Gov. John Kasich soon afterward. The ban on the acquisition, sale and breeding of certain species would take affect 90 days later.
Europe is preparing for Greece to completely duck out of the Eurozone. The world markets are feeling the pressure.
Mitt Romney has released his first general election TV ad. And he's giving cookies to the media.
Former Senator John Edwards will learn his fate today, as a jury was set to deliberate this morning on charges that Edwards used campaign funds to conceal an affair during his run for president.
More than 200 pages of documents, photos and audio recordings were released yesterday offering further details about what happened the night George Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin.
The documents include an FBI audio analysis of the 911 call placed by a resident that captured yells and screams. Two FBI examiners said they could not determine whether it was Martin or Zimmerman yelling because of the poor quality of the recording and the "extreme emotional state" of screamer.
The AP is live-blogging Facebook's stock market debut. Why does Bono have so much Facebook?
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Scientists have found a car-sized turtle shell.
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'03 Pickups And SUVs, That's What
This is a big year-no, a huge year-in terms of new 4x4s coming to market. Just how huge smacked us square in the face when we realized that our annual 4x4 of the Year competition (which we'll bring you next month) could be the biggest ever, with close to 20 vehicles in contention.
And we're not talking just about revisions to existing trucks, though there's plenty of that going on. For 2003, manufacturers are introducing a wide range of all-new vehicles too, from GM's brawny Hummer H2 to Kia's new Sorento. For the first time, Volkswagen and Porsche are entering the SUV market. And some familiar nameplates, like Range Rover and 4Runner, are coming out with from-the-wheels-up revisions.
So, if you're in the market for a new truck, how do you keep track of what's hot and what's not? That's where we come in. On these pages you'll find a brief description of most of the new 4x4s for the coming model year, organized by vehicle type. Note that these vehicles are what we consider "true" 4x4s, with low ranges in their transfer cases. If your heart's desire is an AWD station wagon or one of those "crossover" utilities, you'll need to look elsewhere.
Pickup Trucks
The big news for 2003 is in big trucks. Dodge has introduced 31/44- and 1-ton versions of its restyled Ram pickups, bringing all of last year's 11/42-ton styling changes to the heavy-duty side of the line. Don't worry, though-there's plenty of steak to back up the sizzle. For one thing, unlike the light-duty Rams, these trucks retain their solid-axle coil-spring front suspensions. And two new engines provide power for any work that needs doing. Chrysler's legendary Hemi name is back, on a new 5.7L V-8 that produces 345 hp and 375 lb-ft of torque. Diesel fans will welcome the new High Output version of the Cummins 5.9L inline turbodiesel that produces 305 hp and 555 lb-ft of torque. One interesting tidbit: It's now possible to order a Ram 3500 with single rear wheels, provided you want it as a Quad Cab.
The new-for-2002 11/42-ton Rams weren't totally ignored for 2003. A new Off-Road package loads the truck with LT275/70R17 tires, heavy-duty shocks, skidplates, 3.92 gears in the pumpkins, and a limited slip rear differential; and a Work Special option de-contents the truck somewhat with a steel rear bumper, steel wheels, and a gray front fascia.
Word is the Dakota will be revamped in 2004, so changes for this year are limited to a few appearance items and a new automatic transmission for the 4.7L V-8.
In the Ford camp there's also new diesel engine news in the form of a 6.0L Power Stroke for Super Duties that's smaller, yet more powerful, than its 7.3L predecessor. It uses four-valves-per-cylinder valvetrain technology, direct injection, and a variable boost turbocharger, among other engineering features, to produce 325 horses and 550 lb-ft of torque.
An all-new five-speed TorqShift automatic transmission has been designed to back the new Power Stroke, though the standard tranny aboard the Super Duty is still the ZF six-speed manual. Order the stick-shift and you'll get a standard left-side PTO. The PTO will also be an option on trucks with four-speed auto trannies.
In other Super Duty news, the heavy-duty trucks will be available with option packages that were only offered on F-150s before. The FX4 off-road equipment group, with its Rancho shocks and skidplates, will become a Super Duty item, as will the King Ranch package, with saddle-leather upholstery and unique exterior colors.
Few changes were made to the '03 F-150, but the Ranger will be getting a new off-road package, the FX4/Level II option. This equipment group includes 31x10.50 BFG All-Terrain T/A KO tires on 15-inch Alcoa forged aluminum rims, Bilstein shocks, a Torsen limited slip, 4.10 gears, tow hooks, skidplates, sport bucket seats, and special exterior treatments.


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'Mental Floss'-Beach Access Nearby, Pet Friendly, 2 BR in Topsail Island
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- sleeps 6
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Mental Floss perfect for an escape! The house features one level living making trips back and forth to the beach easier. Perfect for the family vacation! Nicely decorated interior with plenty of room for the children and the family dog. The well-equipped kitchen is cheerfully decorated and makes cooking enjoyable. Enjoy the back and front sun decks with a hammock to relax in. Both sundecks have plenty of deck furniture for relaxing and listening to the ocean! It s a home away from home with all the comforts of home to enjoy. The kids will love the foosball table and ping pong table in the enclosed garage area. Outside shower has hot and cold water. The beach access is right next to the house. There are two bedrooms, the master bedroom has a double bed and the second room has a daybed (two twin beds) in it. There is also a queen sofa sleeper in the living room. The cottage is conveniently located near shops, restaurants, parks and the Topsail Beach pier. You ll find that it is an easy walk to the beach access.
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Topsail Island (pronounced "Topsul") is one of the best-kept secrets among East Coast beaches. Located along North Carolina's southern outerbanks, Topsail Island is a 26 mile long barrier island of spacious sandy beaches and tranquil maritime forests. It's hard to discover such a place today as friendly and casual, with such pristine sand and surf, water sports, recreation, fine dining and shopping adventures. This is Topsail Island located midway between Wilmington, to the south and Jacksonville, to the north.
Activities are abundant on and off the island. Swimming, sun bathing, surfing, shells and sharks tooth hunting, dolphin watching, golf, deep sea charter fishing, fishing piers, surf fishing, jet skis, parasailing, miniature golf, go carts, waterslides, kayaking, scenic boat tours, scuba and snorkeling, sailing and motor boating in the sound, Intracoastal Waterway, or the ocean.
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This property rents Saturday to Saturday
2014 Rates
Off Season: Jan 1st– May 10th $565
Spring Season: May 11th– May 30th $665
Mid Season: May 31st– June 14th $795
Peak Season: June 14th– Aug 15th $850
Fall Season: Aug 16th– Sept 5th $695
Off Season: September 6th - December 31st $565
We accept personal checks, money order, American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
A departure cleaning and Accidental Rental Damage Insurance is included in your reservation. The damage insurance provides up to $1500 worth of accidental damage.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Topsail Island
- Relax on the beach
- Visit the Sea Turtle Hospital
- Visit the Missiles & More Museum
- Play Putt Putt Golf
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One source of low self esteem is crooked teeth, especially when the crooked teeth are very conspicuous. Unfortunately, orthodontic treatment to straighten crooked teeth can be very expensive. Orthodontic treatment however is not limited to young people. More and more adults are getting orthodontic treatment to fix their crooked teeth, and improve their smile.
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While the club's greens were severely damaged by heavy rains following the application of chemicals in late April, manager Steve Baker is dispelling rumors they were lost altogether and has authorized a discount rate to entice players back to the Centre facility.
Starting this weekend through July 12, golfers can play the course anytime for $15. Tee times are required for holidays and weekends.
"We're trying to get back our loyal customers," Baker said. "They basically had quit showing up."
The measure of a golf course is the quality of its greens, and CCCC's putting surfaces fell victim to six inches of rain right after superintendent Shane McElwee applied pre-emerge chemicals.
"I knew exactly what it was when I saw it," McElwee said. "And it's been about to kill me, because I'm a perfectionist."
Course officials estimated the greens to be "75-80 percent" back, with several returning faster than others. They are still playing four temporary greens — Nos. 5, 7, 8 and 10 — which they hope to be off in a month.
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Baker estimated play has been down by nearly two-thirds during the greens recovery. He said play in the club's monthly senior scrambles — two since the problem arose — has remained at its usual pace of 30-plus teams.
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• Timber Ridge project done: Speaking of grens restoration, Talladega's Timber Ridge Golf Club will reopen its front nine for the Fourth of July weekend after replacing those bentgrass greens with tift drawf bermuda. The back nine will get the same treatment starting July 13. Course owner Wayne Strickland is shooting for Sept. 10 as the date to have all 18 holes open.
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Welcome to Hotel Breakwater –where luxury meets comfort. Experience our upscale luxurious oceanfront Boutique resort and let our charming staff make your every wish come true.
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Indulge in one of our 100 fresh and spectacular guest rooms and suites featuring the very best of the Miami Beach boutique lifestyle. The richly appointed South Beach accommodations feature modern furnishings with stylish elements complete with luxurious fabrics and gorgeous amenities such as, a pool, private terraces, flat screen TV's, fully stocked private bars, ipod docking station, high speed internet access and spacious bathrooms with imported marble flooring and glass enclosed rainforest showers. Wake up to spectacular sunrises over the Atlantic Ocean, enjoy natural wonders, enjoy impromptu street scenes, dine in a different world at every meal and party with celebrities all night long.
Hotel Breakwater has just completed a 4 year long renovation and will open in February of 2011.
- Air-conditioned public areas
- ATM/banking
- 24-hour front desk
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Cruise terminal shuttle (surcharge)
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Computer station
- Free Wi-Fi
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- Tours/ticket assistance
- Multilingual staff
- Nightclub
- Valet parking (surcharge)
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- Street parking (metered)
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- Wedding services
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- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Number of floors - 5
- Total number of rooms - 99
- Secure parking
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- Fitness facilities
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Year Built 1939
- Swimming pool - outdoor
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Secure parking, Street parking (metered), Valet parking (surcharge), Parking nearby, Parking nearby (surcharge)
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- Free international calls
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- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
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- Rainfall showerhead
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- Cable TV service
- Turndown service
- Free Wi-Fi
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Enjoy upscale indoor and courtyard dining featuring sophisticated dishes influenced by cuisines from around the world. From lunch and dinners boasting fine fare such as appetizers, pizzas, salads, chef features, meats, seafood, pasta and sandwiches to a sublime happy hour complete with frozen drinks, martinis, 36-ounce Giant Drinks, your favorite shots, as well as a full selection of the best beer, wine and champagne, this will be your go-to dining spot while you're experiencing the boutique lifestyle at Hotel Breakwater.
- The Entertainment
Get in on the action of the world's hottest scene—South Beach Miami nightlife, baby. From chill bars and lounges to too-hot-to-touch dance clubs to sensuous salsa clubs, your wild side will want for nothing while you delve into the rich and generous South Beach nightlife scene. It's all waiting for you. Just minutes from Hotel Breakwater.
- Out and About
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a private beach, an outdoor pool, and a fitness facility.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Snorkeling nearby
- Boating nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Complimentary bicycles on site
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Boat launch nearby
- Dock nearby
- Tennis lessons available nearby
- Bowling alley nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
- Swimming on site
- Fishing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Banana boat nearby
- Beach volleyball nearby
- Beach badminton nearby
- Beach yoga nearby
- Boat tours nearby
- Boat cruises nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Playground nearby
- Racquetball/squash nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Volleyball nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Mind and Body
Wish to cool off in our clear, see-through, glass-surround pool? As you sink into and float upon the cooling waters, we will help you find your serenity groove with refreshing treats of all kinds, including frozen towels, eye masks and face mist. Our Beach Staff will secure the perfect spot on the sand, setting up your umbrella and chaise lounge. All you have to do is relax; we even take care of the tanning spray.
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
The Fine Print for Esplendor Hotel Breakwater South Beach
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
Hotel resort fee inclusions (may be listed elsewhere in this description as complimentary or available for a surcharge):
- Resort fee: USD 22 per accommodation, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast
- Pool access
- Fitness center access
- Business center/computer access
- Internet access (may be limited)
- Phone calls (may be limited)
- Faxes
- In-room safe
- In-room coffee
- Additional inclusions
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Valet parking fee: USD 35 per night (in/out privileges)
- Deposit: USD 70 per night
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After months of rumors about who Dallas-based Meeting Professionals International would name as its new president and CEO, MPI announced in early July that the job would go to Colin C. Rorrie Jr., PhD, CAE, executive director, American College of Emergency Physicians, Irving, Texas. In September, Rorrie will replace Ed Griffin, who served 12 years in the position until the board declined to renew his contract last fall.
"Frankly, because of the demographics of MPI [which is more than three-quarters female], we were looking for women as strong candidates," says Terri Breining, CMP, CMM, MPI's 2003-2004 chairwoman of the board. There were women on the short list of six finalists, she says. "Although gender was considered, we could not make that the primary qualification. … We were absolutely certain that Colin Rorrie was the best person for this position."
Rorrie has "a very impressive 30-plus years in the business, and he's had responsibility for staff and budgets that are significantly larger than what MPI currently has," Breining says. "He's got the depth that we need to take us further." In addition to managing the 22,000-member, $18 million-budget ACEP, Rorrie served as board chairman for the American Society of Association Executives in 2001-2002.
Among Rorrie's initial challenges, according to MPI's strategic plan, will be to "evolve member careers toward positions of strategic understanding and influence, increase MPI's influence with corporate, association, and other senior-level decision-makers, and intensify business opportunities for industry suppliers."


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Today's Blue & White May, 04 2012
Today's Blue & White
The Citadel Brigadier Foundation's Official Electronic Newsletter
Friday, May 4, 2012
First Pitch!
Approximately 450 members of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets will march across the McAlister Field House stage on Saturday morning and secure their prized diploma, eventually turn their rings around and then toss their white garrison caps skyward. All of this and more are part of the 2012 Commencement Exercises that commences at 9 am.
Football/track athlete Kevin Hardy recently signed a free agent contract with the New Orleans Saints, and we wish him well as he seeks employment with the National Football League.
Soccer and volleyball performed some community service activities prior to the Corps leaving for the summer, and baseball is our only sport still in season. The Bulldogs play at Davidson on Friday and a double-header on Sunday, while both schools have graduation on Saturday.
We ask that you review the list below of Area Citadel Club meetings and encourage you to participate in the one(s) closest to you. Several of our coaches and administrators, along with Citadel Brigadier Foundation representatives, will be at these events and they are usually grand times to renew old acquaintances and visit with our folks from McAlister Field House and Seignious Hall.
As you've come to expect, we have another packed issue of news and notes, so enjoy and Go Bulldogs!!!
Hall of Famer Harvey Schiller to Serve as Commencement Speaker for Corps of Cadets
Sports marketing leader Harvey Schiller and The InterTech Group President Jonathan Zucker will deliver commencement addresses to the Class of 2012 at The Citadel on Saturday.
Schiller, Citadel Class of 1960, will deliver
the commencement speech to the South Carolina Corps of Cadets,
while Zucker, graduate college Class of 2006, will speak to the
graduating class in The Citadel Graduate College.
Commencement exercises will be held on Saturday, May 5 at 9
am for the Corps of Cadets and at 4 pm for the Graduate
Since graduating from The Citadel in 1960, Schiller has gone from flying over the skies of Vietnam to being named one of Sporting News' "100 Most Powerful People in Sports." As an Air Force combat pilot from 1962-86, Schiller earned numerous commendations including the Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medals and the Meritorious Service Medal among others. With more than 5,000 flying hours, Schiller rose to achieve the rank of brigadier general.
In 1984, Schiller served as the Los Angeles Olympic Games boxing competition director. Later as the executive director/secretary general of the United States Olympic Committee from 1990-94, Schiller was a key figure in helping the organization to improve its financial health as well as land the Atlanta and Salt Lake City games. Schiller has also been a commissioner of the Southeastern Conference, CEO of YankeeNets, past president of the International Baseball Federation, and vice-president of programming at Turner Sports Inc. He was enshrined in The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001.
Zucker, a 2006 graduate MBA graduate of The
Citadel, is a distinguished business and community leader. As
president of The InterTech Group, he has helped lead the North
Charleston-based business to become the 110th largest privately
held company in the country. He is also president of Z-Man
Fishing Products Inc., a Ladson based manufacturer of fishing
merchandise with more "peg" space in retailers such as
Wal-Mart and Bass Pro Shops over a one year period than any other
Kevin Hardy Inks Free Agent Deal with New Orleans Saints
Former wide receiver and kick return specialist Kevin Hardy has inked a free agent deal with the New Orleans Saints.
Hardy played four seasons for the Bulldogs and saw action in 40 games, including all 33 the past three years. As a senior last fall, the Ocala, Fla., native ranked sixth in the Southern Conference with an average of 24.4 yards per kickoff return while also making four catches for 53 yards and a touchdown and rushing six times for 101 yards. His 716 all-purpose yards were the second most on the team.
As a sophomore in 2009, Hardy caught 14 passes for 141 yards and a touchdown while also averaging 21.7 per kickoff return.
He also starred on The Citadel track and field
team, winning the SoCon indoor and outdoor long jump titles in 2009
and repeating as the indoor champion in 2010. At the
conference outdoor meet in April 2010, he came less than an inch
from claiming a fourth league crown in the event.
Baseball Takes Georgia Southern Series; Splits Two Games with North Florida
Bo Thompson collected a pair of base hits and drove in three runs as The Citadel defeated North Florida, 5-1, in non-conference action Wednesday afternoon at Riley Park. Thompson posted RBI base hits in both the third and fifth innings to lead the Bulldogs' offense. Calvin Orth matched a career-high with three hits as The Citadel out-hit the Ospreys, 12-6. Logan Cribb picked up the win to even his record at 2-2 on the season, tossing two frames of no-hit ball in relief.
On Tuesday night at Riley Park, Andrew Karmeris' three-run home run in the fifth inning proved to be the difference as North Florida handed The Citadel a 6-3 defeat. Starting pitcher Tommy Organ struck out nine over 5.2 innings for the win, as the southpaw allowed one run on four hits and walked none. Brett Tompkins suffered the loss for The Citadel as he surrendered six runs on six hits in five innings with three walks and five strikeouts. Grant Richards and Mason Davis each had a pair of hits for the Bulldogs.
Joe Jackson collected three hits and The Citadel took advantage of four costly Georgia Southern errors to defeat the Eagles, 8-7, Sunday afternoon at Riley Park to take the Southern Conference series two games to one. Jackson's three-hit outing was his 15th multi-hit game of the season and his two RBI effort led the Bulldogs as well. Hughston Armstrong also collected two base hits for The Citadel, which was out-hit 15-9 in the game. James Reeves picked up his team-best sixth win in relief, allowing three runs on five hits in 3.1 innings of work while Ryan Hines collected his fifth save as he surrendered one run on two hits in two frames.
Georgia Southern starter Justin Hess struck out seven over six innings as the Eagles dealt The Citadel a 5-2 defeat on Saturday night at Riley Park. Kevin Connell suffered the loss as he allowed two runs – one earned – on seven hits in four innings. Drew DeKerlegand collected two hits to lead the offense.
On Friday Austin Pritcher allowed one unearned run and struck out four over seven innings as The Citadel used three Georgia Southern errors to score four unearned runs and defeated the Eagles, 4-1. Pritcher scattered six hits over the seven frames and walked one to improve to 5-3 on the season. Ryan Hines induced the final two fly outs of the game to earn his fourth save, and Justin Mackert led the offense with two base hits, his 13th multi-hit effort of the year.
The Bulldogs opened with a single run in the bottom of the second, but Georgia Southern quickly knotted the game at 1-1 in the top of the third. Jackson reached on a fielding error by the shortstop and advanced to third on a single up the middle by Thompson. Jackson then scored on a RBI fielder's choice by DeKerlegand for the opening run of the game.
For more information, please refer to www.CitadelSports.com.
Justin Mackert Is Presented with Two Citations during Annual Awards Convocation
On Thursday afternoon in McAlister Field House, The Citadel held its annual Awards Convocation and several cadet-student-athletes were recognized:
- Shanna Couch (Soccer): Received the School of Science and Mathematics Outstanding Student Award (presented annually in recognition of superior academic achievement by an undergraduate student majoring in one of the school's disciplines);
- Angela Foyt (Soccer): The battalion and company athletic officers select a male and female cadet who has shown outstanding performance in intramural competition. The criteria include athleticism, sportsmanship and spirit of competition);
- Justin Mackert (Baseball): Received the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States President's Award (presented annually to a graduating member of the Corps of Cadets who exemplifies the finest traditions of The Citadel and best represents the end result of its mission);
- Justin Mackert (Baseball): Received The Citadel Brigadier Foundation' annual President's Award (presented annually to the senior athlete who has brought credit to him or herself and The Citadel as a member of an athletic team. The award was presented by Danny Quirk '80);
- Julia McCullohs (Rifle): Received the Maj. William Marks Hutson Award (presented annually to the rising first class cadet who portrays outstanding leadership ability, academic standing, and devotion to duty);
- Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and
- Jeremy Buncum (Football);
- Erinn Carter (Track & Field);
- Shana Couch (Soccer);
- Terrell Dallas (Football);
- Leah Hawkins (Soccer);
- Amy Loughran (Soccer);
- Whitney Nave (Soccer);
- P.J. Wasilchak (Cross Country).
Congratulations to all of the recipients.
Track & Field Conclude Season at Penn Relays
The track and field teams competed in the Penn Relays over the weekend on historical Franklin Field in Philadelphia as they sent competitors for the shot put and javelin. The prestigious meet, in its 118th occurrence, is one of the world's largest and oldest relay carnivals.
Senior Quintin Turner threw the shot put 45'9.75" to take 21st place while Clay Allen heaved the javelin 190'8" to nab 16th place. Both athletes failed to qualify for the finals yet closed out successful seasons.
In just his second season, Allen has quickly climbed the ranks of The Citadel's record books in the javelin, recording marks over 200-feet in almost every competition. The Duncan, native currently sits second all-time in the javelin with a mark of 204'6" and most recently recorded an all-conference toss of 201'2" at the 2012 Southern Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
In his final season, Turner has experienced huge success in each meet of the outdoor and indoor slate. The Mt. Pleasant native took second place in the shot put at the 2012 Southern Conference Indoor and Outdoor Championships and scored in all three of his events (discus, hammer and shot put).
Turner is in the top 10 all-time in every event in which he competes. He is second all-time in the 35-pound weight throw and hammer, third in the discus and seventh in the indoor and outdoor shot put.
For more information, please refer to www.CitadelSports.com.
Soccer Takes Part in "Keep Charleston Beautiful" Program
The Bulldogs utilized the soccer pitch to
"pitch in" and cleaned up trash at Hampton Park as part of "Keep
Charleston Beautiful." The program is designed to promote the
cleanliness and beautification of the City of Charleston through
education, public awareness and community involvement.
The "Keep Charleston Beautiful" program, coordinated by the city, is a committed group of community leaders appointed by Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. (Citadel Class of 1964) to take the lead in keeping the City of Charleston clean and beautiful.
Volleyball Impacts Local Youth
In the weeks prior to their final exams, members of the volleyball team visited with Charleston-area youth at Ashley River Creative Arts Elementary School as well as those at MUSC's Child Life Department.
In early April, Coach Amir Khaledi and his team spent more than two hours reading to the fifth grade class at Ashley River.
More recently, the Cadets conducted a meet-and-greet with children who are part of MUSC's Child Life Department. Under the supervision of Child Life Department Manager Sandra Oberman and Child Life Specialist/Atrium Coordinator Lacey McInish, members of volleyball team played games, signed autographs and spent time with the children.
Keep Up With Citadel Athletics
For the latest on all athletic events and giveaways, visit the official Facebook and Twitter accounts of The Citadel Athletics at www.facebook.com/citadelbulldogs and at www.twitter.com/citadelsports. Also, the baseball and football teams now have their own Twitter accounts at www.twitter.com/citadelbaseball and www.twitter.com/citadelfootball. Follow them today!
College Seeks Past Mascot Information
Did your or any of your family's pet bulldog ever roam the sidelines of Johnson Hagood Stadium for a home football game? If so, we want to know more about it.
Specifically, we are seeking the name(s) of any former live Citadel mascot(s) and the dates in which the dog served as the Cadets' lucky charm for a minimum of four events. If you have photos, we'd love to have those as well.
If you can help, please contact Assistant
Athletic Director/Facilities Mike Groshon at 843/953-2161 or email
him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
And Having Absolutely Nothing to Do with Athletics
With high school and college graduations upon us, here are a few ideas for practical gifts to celebrate all of those new diplomas:
- Cash. Not to be rude, but this is always a winner for any graduate. As an alternative, you might want to think about a gift card to a bookshop or to a local spa or boutique.
- Charitable. You could make a donation to a charitable organization in a graduate's name. A couple of options that might be popular with grads who want to change the world: Buy an animal for someone in another part of the world through Heifer.org. Or make a donation through Kiva.org that allows you to make microloans to projects all over the world and track how the project is going, or even to The Citadel Brigadier Foundation. The good news: Those who get the help repay the loans, which can then be given again to another project.
- Practical. Sometimes practical things last and make a big impact on someone's life in a little way. Examples: Sewing kits, fans, teapots, desk lamp and great sheets.
- Monogrammed. There are all sorts of things that you can put monograms on -- towels, insulated tumblers, totes, bags and more.
- Paper goods. Two ideas we like: Embossed,
professional stationery or a leather journal.
Courtesy: CharlestonCurrents.com
Upcoming Birthdays
May 7 Andy Solomon Administration
May 8 Robby Bennett Administration
May 23 Al Buddin Administration
Upcoming Events
May 8 Sumter Area Citadel Club Meeting
May 10 Greenwood Area Citadel Club Meeting
May 11 Greenville County/Spartanburg Citadel Club Golf Outing & Meeting
May 17 Pee Dee Area Citadel Club Meeting
May 18 Columbia Area Citadel Club Golf Outing & Meeting
May 22 Chester/Winnsboro Area Citadel Club Meeting
May 23 Rock Hill/York/Charlotte Area Citadel Club Meeting
June 7 Summerville Area Citadel Club Golf Outing & Meeting
July 27 CFA's Football 101 @Seignious Hall/Johnson Hagood Stadium
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Today's Blue & White is the sister publication of the The Blue & White, the official publication of The Citadel Brigadier Foundation that is printed monthly. In order to receive the printed version, one has to be a member of TCBF. However, we've opened Today's Blue & White to anyone and everyone who has a computer and who is interested in activities of TCBF and, of course, The Citadel's Department of Athletics. Today's Blue & White is free. All one has to do is sign up is to click on this link: http://www.citadelsports.com/list-signup
Today's Blue & White is the official electronic publication of The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, Inc. with its office located at The Citadel, McAlister Field House, 171 Moultrie Street, Charleston, SC 29409 (office 843/953-5277).
Publishers……………Jerry Baker & Larry Leckonby
Editor…………………..Andy Solomon
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